Members from Canimbla CWA branch ran a Dorsett Button workshop on the 11th march in the Ngulaway Room, next to the library.

The workshop was held for Senior's week. Attendees had fun and lovely buttons were made.

Canimbla member Rhonda Sellenthin ran the day in her usual efficient helpful way.

Southwest Group held a Handicraft and Land Cookery Day at Morongla on 15th March 2025. Six branches attended.

Cowra, Canimbla, Grenfell Evening, Harden, Morongla and Young.

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The talent by both the handicraft and land cookery ladies was outstanding.

Many beautiful articles were displayed with several on their way to State Conference in May. Morongla won on points for the day and the ladies of Morongla once again provided a delicious morning tea and lunch.

MARGIE CLARK